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4th Page Traffic From Google?

by reynoldscorb
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Hey Everyone,


I've been working on my latest project, which is in a very competitive niche. So far my SEO attempts haven't been too successful, but I'm staying positive. I recently wrote an article on Ezine which is now listed at the top of Google's 4th page for my keyword which has about 400,000 searches a month.

I'm planning on writing another article with an SEO focus to top that one, but for now, will I see much traffic to my article on the 4th page of Google for a keyword searched 400,000 times a month?


Thanks in advance.
#4th #google #page #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author David McAnulty
    Highly unlikely. Ask yourself this will they be able to find the information in your article before they get to the first page.

    In my experience even the second page traffic drastically falls off and by the 4th it would be almost none.
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  • Profile picture of the author digiwebtools
    You will get 0.05% click through rate, according to SE Click-through percentages

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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Thayer
    There was an interesting graph I saw from Chitika. It showed how often people click on a SERP item based on its rank. Position #1 gets clicked about 35% of the time, #2 gets about 22%, #3 gets about 12%, and it goes down from there. By the time you get position #6, you're only getting about 5%. By the time you get to position #11 (second page), your click rate is virtually zero.
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    • Profile picture of the author FredJones
      Originally Posted by Rob Thayer View Post

      There was an interesting graph I saw from Chitika. It showed how often people click on a SERP item based on its rank. Position #1 gets clicked about 35% of the time, #2 gets about 22%, #3 gets about 12%, and it goes down from there. By the time you get position #6, you're only getting about 5%. By the time you get to position #11 (second page), your click rate is virtually zero.
      This is a well-discussed topic. The standard understanding though is that the first position gets 42% of the clicks, not 35% - but it does depend upon the nature of the keywords too.
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  • Profile picture of the author reynoldscorb
    Thats about what I thought, just thought I would confirm it. Thanks for the input!
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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Thayer
    Yeah, of course your mileage will vary depending on the search. I was just going off of what Chitika was showing... you think they would have a pretty good idea. 35% seemed a bit low to me, but feasible.

    Here's a link to their chart, if that helps any.

    How Much is a Google Top Spot Worth? @SEWatch
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  • Profile picture of the author Ty Neal
    yea, my friend U will get maybe no traffic on the 4th page of Google are you using any software to help you rank better??
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    • Profile picture of the author John Lenaghan
      Think of it this way - how often do you dig down to page 4 when you search for something on Google?

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      • Profile picture of the author yesacpow
        Most people often never search pass page 1. O know I don't! So it's highly unlikely that you will get much search engine traffic there. You will however, still get traffic from ezine's article directory.

        btw, why not backlink your article to get it to page one where the bulk of the traffic is?
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      • Profile picture of the author Shaunman
        If 400,000 are really searching it a month then of course you will get traffic, even if you are on page #4. I've seen articles that were on page 10+ of google but still getting 100 or so clicks a month, just because it has a lot of searchers.
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      • Profile picture of the author Johnny
        Originally Posted by nichescape View Post

        Think of it this way - how often do you dig down to page 4 when you search for something on Google?

        John
        Only when trying to look for my site
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  • Profile picture of the author reynoldscorb
    Hey that's a great idea about the backlinking. I'll start on that right now...
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